Someone insults his wife, and he smacks them, kicks them in the nuts and tells them to fuck off.

British, Cockney, London, England, Angry, Insult, Bulldog, Wife, Kick, Smack, Nuts

 

A very flirtatious Jamaican Rasta musician in his late 20s to 30s, Prince Asasem, attmepts to serendade and sing to the interviewer. Also, discusses his family life and struggles.

Flirtatious, Confident, Suave, Musician, Reggae, Artist, Rasta, Family, Love, Cancer, Jamaica, God

 

Yorkshire woman in her 70s talks about something she has written and how how she reads it versus how others read it leads to different interpretations, wonders about the original interpretation of other authors, talks about creative writing, talks about her personal experiences influencing how she reads her own work

Yorkshire, England, Female, 70s, writing, creative writing, reading, interpretation, authors, personal experiences

Female student studying at Brighton University in England talks about the rural village off the south coast of England she comes from called Hamborn. She doesn't like the recent overdevelopment of houses and road congestion. She refers to herself as a "country girl", who doesn't like big cities like London. Ends by saying she thinks political ideals are important in general, but aren't so important to her personally - though she acknowledges the impact they have a one's life. She's more interested in the here and now and says, "What I can see is more important. The physical things."

Female, student, Birmingham, Plymouth, Hamborn, London, Brighton, University, rural, village, south coast, congestion, politics, political ideals, housing, houses, development, country

A college girl from England talks about going to The University Of Manchester, a "studenty" town called Wooster, The Reading Festival - A rock music festival that's like the Glastonbury Festival, but not as big. Includes British bands like Beck and Stereophonics. Breifly talks about setting up tents.

University of Manchester, Wooster, Reading, Glastonbury, festival, music, rock, Beck, Stereophonics, tent, British Bands

 

Jamaican female in her later 20s-30s talks about missing luggage, food, and different towns in Jamaica while riding in a vehicle. 

Jamaica, female, luggage, food, Montego bay, wedding, food, Port Antonio, Mandeville, buildings

Man, 50-70, English teacher (Mentions cities of Dexter and Madison, mentions New York and Florida, but this was clearly recorded in Maine. But he sounds like he's from NYC)

Maine, Florida, pelicans, birds, Boston, Florida sunbird, travel, public transportation, home sale, Gazette, coal stove, wood stove, Dexter, Madison

Indian male, 34, speaking of the labels of "Mumbai" and "Bombay" that Indian people are labeled with by Indians and Phillipinos, respectively.

Mumbai, Bombay, Foreign labels

 

Jamaican man talking about recording equiptment, shows brief rapping skills and leaves to take care of Jet Ski

Jamaica, Male, 40, Camera, recording, rapping, Coopa Levi, England, Jet Ski

Angela Jamaican girl 10 years old from Comfort Castle. Tells story about a man walking down the road bagging sugar. A rat comes and eats the sugar and the man boils the rat. Sings her version of Bryan Adams' song "Right Here Waiting For You." 

Jamaica, Comfort Castle, Angela, Little girl, singing, story, rat, sugar, Bryan Adams

 

White Male in is 20s from London East End who talks about an old mate who pranked folks by farting in church.

British, Cockney, London, England, joke, friends, roommates, fart, church, east-end

White women in their 20s in the Hutterite community in Montana, USA talking about Hutterite life, and cooking, german vs English

Hutterite life, language, german, english, cooking, singing, dancing, moose

 

Female talks about travellers and their language. She discusses their living situation and how they are perceived by others.

Ireland, travellers, language, gaelic, cant, discrimination, bias

White Female Perth, Scotland 60s. Born in York, Moved to Renfrew at about 3 (near Glasgow), and has spent most of her life (with her husband) in Perth. speaking about borrowed tradition important We have to stay human beings. How much people of all ages love hearing stories by someone who is in front of them, instead of by video. Technology is great - but human contact is irreplaceable.  Isolation from human contact causes people to suffer. Power of oral tradition. The Scottish Travel who kept the oral tradition alive. Singing and stories including The Berry Fields of Blaire and The Good Man of Ballangigh.  - Immersion

nationalism, stories, songs, travellers, human contact, oral tradition, braveheart, singing, weavers, life, travel, family, good man of gallangigh, Berry fields of blaire

Man and a Woman in their 40s in a pub in Orkney. Talking about accents, and college, and opinions on pornography, and life and writing.

Orkney, pub, photo, college, picture, aberdeen, porno, movies, russian submarine, untrusting, wales, drunk, accent, written, jokes

White Male mid 20, Glasgow Scotland. About Glasgow, his upbringing, his family and kids, the changes he's gone through and the things in the world that he would like to see changed and homelessness and drugs, and one of his kids being particularly sensitive to things.

homlessness, drugs, footbal, strict, parents, kids, home, kidnapping, milk truck, baggage, life, what is important

White woman, Yorkshire England in her 70;s Talking about a member of her group who wrote a book about his days as a young farm worker in Yorshire England

History, farming, hired workers, Yorkshire, books

 

White Female Teen, from Ballymurn, satirizes the discrimination of the Skangers and working class slang. “Right” is pronounced “ree”. Thinks the working class deserves recognition and the upper class looks down on them. Contains slight profanity and mild drug references. 

Teen, Female, Ballymurn, North Dubliners, upper class, working class, River Liffey, Henry Street, Skangers, northside, Trackies, slagging, slang, springboard, profanity, class issues, henry street

Irish white male, 19 years old from Cork. He lives in the north side of Cork City and talks about the Lee river, which separates the north and south sides. Says there are different accents in Cork, particularly in the country, which have strong Irish accents. He works in a bar for two years. Started as a bouncer and worked his way up to full-time bartender. He dropped classes in order to do that and doesn't believe there would be a future in farming. He wants to have a normal 9-5 job where there is security.

Male, Irish, Ireland, Cork, Cork City, Lee river, Teddy, Blarney, farms, accents, bartender, bouncer, work, job, tax, social security, cheeky, nightclub, full-time

White Irish male, 29 years old. Originally from Tollymore, which is outside Newcastle, which is near the Forest Park in County Down, Northern Ireland. Says it's paradise, like heaven. He talks about the biggest problems in Ireland being the division of society, particularly in Northern Ireland. He believes differences in religion are the root of many problems. Plus, the biggest problems in the world are the destruction of the environment due to greed.

Male, Irish, Ireland, Belfast, Tollymore, Armagh, County Down, politics, religion, conflict, environment, greed